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71/`(///"/ ( / 1 Ffz) - t , ( ) L 1 7a 4 ir afx ..• Ji : work I-----" 411141001 4 N 4 io AW , 543traCtonfir • • . 4111110 k nn ' 4llltp .. ' tNik i nt e 111 :0 1 "." . • , ••••• Ce .it G. •I.' 7; 1 «a 1 !3 •0 1. §ro .G 0 Z' s r 4. ,t a , 1,41 t f'Ai ~:2 ~~ s~~ t OW:A • • . """"I.'4°' NUMBER 10,521. SATURDAY EVENINC4, JUNE 3, 1826. PR ICE SHVEN-PENCE RIG N A.. IRON AND COAL COMPANY 80th May, 1826. JAMES - BROODEN, Esq., MT., in the Chair. The Shareholders are hereby informed, that at a Special Oeneral Meeting of the Subscribers and Proprietors at large of this Company, duly convened and held at the King's Head tom, In the Poultry, Loudon, this day, " Joseph Clarke, Remy Clarke, John Duuston, Timothy Francis Power, and Anbone Altham Surteee, F.Eqre.," were respectively removed from their Offiete of Directors of the Arigna Iron and Coal Company, for causes stated in the Resolution then passed; • and Francis 45 ` 11 ''irtle, Esq., was removed from his office of Temporary Director, for a cause also therein mentioned; copies of which Re sulution, and the order made thereon, may be inspected by the Aireholdera, at the Company's Office, (the votes being as under Mentioned.) Th e thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Chairman And colowitkv of Shareholders. .For the Resolution, 197 votes. Against it None. The removed Directors entitled to'Vote, holding amongst them- Qv " 110 Shares, giving only 18 Votes, did not Vote upon the gitestion. CHARLES COMERFORD, • ;' Solicitor to the Requisitionist'', COMMITITE ROOM, CITY of LONDON TAVERN, June )2, 1826.—DISTRESSED MANUFAC TURERS. Atuouut already advertised ADDITIONAL S Collection at the Poul try Ch 4 Pel, yer Rev. • • J. Clayton, jun. 371. 93. 61 Subscription of the In. of the City of Hereford, per the Mayor 103 0 'lames li . Gurforth Its 0 eitiat, yet Purs u ing lOs. The Third • iscription of the Inhabitants of Bath, of Ilobliouse and Co. par Jones, • 1 4 1 0 s & Co. 4M. 2 s . 411. buckl es AnonyYd mo us - 1 1 BY J. and S. Percival, North- Thomas Iluamtcrietorn. I .tev• Jam es F or d Collection at Quinton, N ortliamptonsh iro, bY the Rev. S. D. W. %Pat( ' -13 s. Rd. - - £111,481 Ile. 3jd. ÜBSCRIPTIONS. Per Parts and Heygate. James flaygate jun. 6 A W. 11. U. 10 10 Per Weston sad Co. Sir .John Sewell 10 10 Parish of Cranbrook 401.35.6 d. Per 11.immersleys. R. and R. Hudson - 6 0 From Fletcher, 1 1 ,rsons, and • Co. of Oxford. Rev. C. H. Wading, Jesus College 1 10 Rev. J. 13. Harrison, Alagdalon College 2 0 Thos.' Pitman, Wadltam College - 1 1 Part of Magdalen Col- • lege Boys . 113 A Gentleman 10 0 W. Rowland 3. 3 Rev. Glyd. White 1 0 Mrs. White 1 0 Mrs. Griffiths 2 2 Small Subscriptions 0 16 Per Smith, Payne, and Co. W. Long . 2 0 Kirk, Hearon, & Bright 21 0 Donation front The Rev. harry Farr, Yeste man, of Stock-house, Dorset A 0 Mrs. Marcet . 20 0 Robert Home Oordon 20 0 Per Puget and Bainbridges. Arise Harriet Magatt 60 0 Per Remington and Co. The Dean of Salisbury 10 0 The Rev. Chancellor Marsh Viscount Mandeville, per Rust anti CO. • 21 0 Lady Olivia ilarnard Sparrow, per ditto 21 0 Wm. Henry Fellowes, M.P. per dito 21 0 Per Spooner and Co. J. Joyner - 2 2 S. C. M. W. 11. 3 10 5 0 2 0 The fo urth • J.:I0 13 6 le weekly Col lection front the Pa rialtioners of Saint Georgo the Martyr, Queen-square, by the It ev• . L. Martyr, Hector 7 , 1 The u nas k ed Subscr i p . tion of the poor Boys and Girlsof the Green Coat and National • School of St. Giles, C .samberwell, by the Rev. J. G. Stork., , Vicar . 11.35. lid, - aPtsin Stone, Sand- burst .. • ollectetl at a Per: I trlaattc.e of Sacred ," nage by the Choir r ac In St. AUttell Church 20 0 Hammond, Can tetbarY, per 41 ‘l'itets and Strides few friend s at, Sir. Gilman's, Ang e l, Wititecitapel 14 2 'abstrip t i o n of the In habitants and Visi tants of Chelteolooo, tor Sir F. Drake, lull. Chairman of • I„' Muting held at I ;te Assembly Rooms , 4 „lity 30, 1026 : .oiictions at the Pa -441 Church, anti that of the Holy Trinity, air Sermons preach -14, by Rev. C. Jervis nev• F. Close, Rev. AlGee, and Rev. Dr. , nten 5191. 14s. 3d. rolleetion at Swindon C , 'lurch by the Rev. IV. Hawkins .Athaat the Wesleyan jl'el -9/. ss. hi. mu at the Ro Ca• 1 tliolle Ch man apel 15/. Els. Od. Iteeetis of a Ball at the '') Artembly 'looms 95 ' Its drat.ltt c brake, Bart. 6 U 1 1r • ' l'nlaer, and Co. 26 5 . • Bath er 11 10 10 Aetit ••1 , 01. 4. rowther 6. 0 C ~. Li 7,_ llosenliagen 5 0 11 41 "nd Power - a 0 4.: Ilussier . 3 0 it P. Clutterbuck . 3 0 litt. Beeckliatit . 6 0 I.' . Packwo o d i 0 ir_ tje W man . 1 II II; IjUlUplities . 1 0 • Willer . . 1 (/ Ir. §ptitney . 1 (4 ig• balls . 1 0 ' ..... ,1 1`fla , I 0 t• Iflttliett . - 1 11 1 a ria anti Willi " I U ort. Wli - it choi a aCe 0.. I t 1,, s aa kik! Whitli.olk 4 0 . althorn - 1 I Ire. ? lichigson - 1 0 1 11 . 4 °, 1 ' Croic er . 2 0 L" Ondtners ' " 4v. 1,...-.., 1/. Is. Ott. litt o ulaa 1 0 k fe lti Prie; 1 t the it t it it ft - , itu ten t Hotel 3 3 Willis and Co's. 1 1-Geo.Traxaud 6 0 St. Mary's Chapel,Alaid• 11 ' e ratn li 5 0 enhead, after a Ser. • Co o a Ser ve i e r li 0 mon by the Rev. Win. 1L1... Cooper 6 0 Morgan - litil. 3:t. lid. t i , r illiants 10W. B. Atkin . sit ir. Harris Its: Ilrattis : 11 H iteliam Parish, by the 1 1 Rev. Jas. Joyce . 610 coillSeicholson, East Bond and Co's. I. p. ' . - .2 2 flenry Hopkins - 6 5 m ' l l laa P. P.. by Mr. I williatus and Co.'s. 1 -'. 1 0 I John Grover ..f, i . Li 5 !til o ,, If" 2 0 I Iles. Drownlow Poulter 5 IS L ev. "Li (Jitney A 0 I Borough of Dorchester 41 7 .lash''bett Williams 11 I Curries and Co.'s. p er. Cr' b IPPs 3 9 M. R. 1. w 7. Steven 3 0 Wm. Currie, Jun. ~...,. Masters 2 0 fuller anti Co.'s. ;`,. itiromllelti 3 0 Rev. Robert Freticroft "I`, tagledew 2 0 Latibroke and Co.'s. , 11. b it , ‘ltu t _ iciltlW 2 0 Jane Thoyts, 2tl sub. 10 0 .teu t. „ell. Burton 3 3 Lubbock and Co.'s. hutb 'mil. Burton 2 0 Rev. W. L. Pope , It ' d ud NV 11 1 0 1% 40. I ' • 1 1 I, p e et ort um; - . ;41c_. _ rotheroe 2 2 Sir. Claude Scott and Co. I:lattisott - 1 0 Workmen of Alilne, Is, 4,er Lady Hart 3• 3 31 argaret-street . • iI% ' 414 . Hart 22A. A. • Ir • b. - 1 0 Workmen of Thrupps, kall g I , ••.1 0 Oxford-street, 4th 1 12 • --u ulte4lptions 13 * . 6d. Subscription • 1 - ---- -• Servants of Vi'. II stchina 109.6 d. 43308 16 6 5 0 21 0 Per Barclay and Co. Rev. C. T. Griffith 2 0 Rev. W. Slade 1 0 SmallSubseriptiona 1 0 AVltitaary and Co. John Fordham and Co. Royston . b 0 Wortham 5 0 G. B. Fordhaut 3 0 lion. and Rev. J. W. • - • Peachy Bark way 1 .1 X. Y. - I • 1 Thomas Wortlidm 1 0 'Miss Wortlldm 1 0 Thos. Wortham, jun. 1 0 Wm. Ntral I 0 Thos. Butterfield 1 0 John !libitum 2 0 Inattention & Co., per Wuot. ten, Tubb, & Co. Oxford. J. Swann, Emit= 6 5 Mr. NVoottea 6 0 Bev. Christopher Cook. son, Stamford 2 2 William Slot ter 3 3 Josiah Vincent 1 0 a 10 John Eykyn 3 3 Richard Smith 2 0 George !awes 2 2 John INilue, Queen's Cone - 1 0 11. Merival, Trinity Col lege . 1 0 Potion, Corn Market 1 1 Alias Dry - 1 1 Miss E. Dry - 1 1 Richard Dry - 1 1 William Dry - 1 1 Small Subscriptions 0 17 Per 531160 M and CO. AV. S. b 0 D. S. M. 5 0 Per Estlails and Co. Parish of Langham, Ex. sex, by the Ray. Dr. Dudack - 8 0 St. Mary Tower Church, Ipswich,bytheChurch wardens . 38 2 Colonel Alrock 2 2 Pcr Olyn and Co. James button - It) t! Curtis and Co. Product of Ornamental Articles by some Ls (hell lit Risky, Not tinghamshire 1 10 1 1 A 0 3 3 5 0 1 0 2 3 1 Marten, Call, and Co. Rev. GI. P. B. Pollen 1 1 Morland and Co. Workmen in the Em. ploy of H.E.Thrupps, Rd Subscription . 2 6 Per Cocks and CO. Mr. Gibbons . 5 0 Per Drummond and Co. Rev. P. .A Ilwood,Wan ds w2rtli - 2 M'Oregor and a few Friends, at the Foot GuardsSuttling-house '2 9 Rev. Dr. John Bull 10 0 Per Mailing and Co. Fred. Holbrooke - 2 0 Per Praeds & Co, Right lion. Lord Somer. villa - 20 0 Per Hoare* and Co. John F. Moor - 2 2 Miaa 'Mr*la 5 U D. L. J. . . 5 Mr. Cooke - - 1.11. .1. 1.. B. - - Rev. J. M. Tr.therne 3 Mid of Mexbororgh 30 fi Second remittance from Lieutenant in the Nary I 0 J. E. 1,. . i 0 Fyers, Royal Engi neers, Storekeewr, and Barrack Branches of Ordnance Depart- - meta, Jersey 0/. 104. Childs and Co. Rev. Arthur Onslow 3 0 R. E. It, 5 0 Per Rouverie and Co, Francis Smith . 2 0 East Stollehottoe, De van, hteludiug one day's pay from the °liken and Men or the 9-Ith ;mut 06th Re gimeros, now quar tered there 100/. 1 its. Per Cott t Mrs. Frances Teflon 5 0 Viscount Chabot 10 0 I . Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town and Country; and at the City of London Tavern, where the COMlllittett con tinue to meet. Clergymen, Dissenting Ministers, and others, desiring infor mation relative to the distress existing in the Manufacturing Districts, may have a printed statement, on application to W. H. Sec. A pplieations tir the Committee must be addressed to" Francis Fueling, Esc ii., London," and superscribed " Manufacture& Relief CommtUee." ! PORTSMOUTH VICTUALLING OFFICE. May 19, 1826. ' ON Thursday the Bth of June next, at Eleven o'Cloek, will be exposed to public sale at this Office, in se parate Lots, at per pound, two Brewing Coppers, now stand ing in one of his Majesty's Brewhousea at Weevil, near Gosport ; each Copper weighing about ! Tons, nue being calculated to boil off one hundred and fifty barrels, and the other about one hundred and ninety barrels. The weight of the brass cocks will be included with that of the coppers, and no allowance made for dross or dirt. Any persons inclinable to purchase may have the liberty of inspecting the same in the common working hours. Thu Coppers are to be taken down and cleared away, at the ex pence of the Purchasers, within one month after the Salo. A Deposit of 251. per cent. to be made on the estimated amount of each Lot at the time of purchase, and the remainder of the Money paid, according to the actual weight, before the Coppers are taken away. WM. REEKS. NEW SONGS.—White . and Red Roses, sung by Madame Vestris, composed by J Barnett, 2s. Bonnie wee wife (new Edition), sung by Madam Vestris, com posed by Mrs. Miles, 2e. A man's a man for e that, sung by Mr. Braham, composed by A. Lee, 511. Woman, sung by Mr. Brehm, eomposod by A. Lee, 2s. Tell use no snore, sung by Mr. Braham, composed by J. Brehm, 2s. Blue Bonnets over the Border, sung by Mr. Braham, compos ed by A. Lee, 2s. Horn of chase (new Edition), sung by Mr. Brehm, composed by A. Lee, Vs. Birds are singing sweet, my love, sung by Mr. Braham, coin- posed by J. Braham, 2s. 6d. Farewell Song,..snng by Miss Foote; composed by M. Kelly,-21. My heart sis yoLng, 4,ung by Miss Foote, composed by M. Kelly, Is. 6d. Blink over the burnevy sweet, sung by Miss Stephens, com posed by J.! Smith,'29. Oh, I love this moonlight ray, sung by Miss Stephens, com posed by U. F. Stansbury, Vs. Such tears are bliss, sung by Miss Stephens, composed by I. C. Clifton, 2s. There is a love, sung by Mr. Sapio, composed by F. J. Kloae, 2s. Will you with me, my love, Mary, sung by Mr. Sapio, com posed by J. A. Wade, Esq., 2r. Published by J. WILLIS and Co., Royal Musical Repository, 55, St. James's -street (opposite Jermyn-street), London ; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, wlterisimay he had every variety of Grand, Cabinet, Cottage, Square, and Circular Pianofortes, Harps, &e. by the most eminent Makers, at the lowest manufacturers' prices..--Pianofortes, Harps, &c. let out on hire. . THE FIRST, THE LAST, AND ONLY TIME. SIX OF £BO,OOO IN ONE DAY, When alt Lotteries end for ever. , . • CARROLL, Contractor for THIS LAST OF ALL LOTTERIES, Solicits the early Commands of those who are disposed to have a farewell venture for one or two of the SIX THIRTY THOUSANDS ! Tickets and Shares have already risen in price, and from the in creasing demand throughout the Country, they are likely, not only to be considerably highar, hut may become so scarce as not to be obtained at any price. All who buy at either of CAR ROLL'S fortunate Offices, on or before . . SATURDAY, lith JUNE, will derive a sure advantage over those who defer their purchases, as on Monday Morning, the.l9th June, the Price will certainly rise at least TViiNTY-YOUR SUMLINGS A TICIatT, and in propor tion for Shares. The Scheme contains, for the First and Last, and only time in the annals of Lotteries, SIX PRIZES OF £BO,OOO, WITH EVERY TICKET A PRIZE! All in One Day, 18th JULY, WHEN LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale. by CARROLL, (Con tractor), at his Fortunate Offices, No. 19, Cornhill; Char ing Cross; and 28, Oxford-Street, London; where ha sold, with in a short period, Prises of - £BO,OOO ! - - Prises of - - X 20,000 ! And other Capitate in former Lotteries exceeding A MILLION STERLING ! SO, STRAND. E NEGRO BOY, or SUPERSTITION suliDuED. Near Portsmouth, the " Battle of Minden" the- Sign, An Inn long renovis'el for good cheer tend old wine, A handsome youiri: hostess, and excellent lodging ; An Officer lately came over from France, No longer in idle atte ndance to dance, His occupants Monsieur most gladly disgorging. This Officer, then, ev'ry comfort ensuring, At " Battle of Nlinden" a lodging procuring, And items of IT se awl of Ornament lacking ; dress predetermin'll to shine all resplendent, Directed, o'er all, that his sable attendant A gliantuin shut I im „d uist , of Warren's Jet Blacking. 'llse mild youth of Afric the mandate obey s '', When la! in the Boots, by the luminous shade Of the Jet, like a 111irror, Isis dark features glaring; He goonl so, mi mic, long with extacy Mote, Then 'angled, as laugh s .' with him the Chill in the Boot, And eagerly- thence to hi* Mas s a repairing ; " 0 come Massa C a ptain," h e said, "come and see Him live in de Boot—blocky ch . !'" as ate--. Much like as try poor lett vl brinier hint seems Him die—ltton come tact;-.-die no more," and his eyes Were glisten') by ,toy, when aghast with surp lice s e " (Wid ter 'viewed in the Boots' jelly gleam' His Massa the cause of the vision exPlail" And now in the youth was d e l us i on r estrain d, His mind Superstition Ito longer attacking; E fi h a ncs o l thence, in fame, is the fine glossy hue That dress Can ion v dark Proe, and Error subdue, Of Warren . 3 resplendent, inimited Blacking ! Thi s Easy Shining anti Brilliant BLACKING, yr:pared by RO I 1 ItT IV A Ii RE N, 30 , sTRAND, LoNn( And told in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID, in Bottles, W. Ind. 141. and tad. tacit. Also PASTK BLACKING, in Put IV& and IbJ. each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Pour Is, Bottles of Liquid WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. THE COURT of DIRECTORS o f th e WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY hereby give notice, that the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Conipany will be SHUT on Saturday the 10th of June, and OPENED again on Saturday the Btl► of July next. HENRY - LQNGLANDS, Sec. , West India DOA House, June 2, 1826. - DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. BY THE KING-A 7 PROCLAMATION, FOR DISSOLVING THU pRESENT PARLIAMENT, AND DECLAIIING TUE CALLING OF .ANOTUEIt. GEORGE R. Whereas we have thought fit, by anti with the advice of our Privy Council, to dissolve this present Parliament, which stands prorogued to Wednesday the Fourteenth day of June instant we do, for that end, publish this our Royal Proclamation ; and' do hereby dissolve the said Parliament accordingly and the . Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses; and the Commis sioners for Shires and Burghs, of the House of commons, are discharged from their Meeting and Attendance on ,the said Wednesday, the fourteenth day of June . instant. And we being desirous and re solved, as soon as may be, to -meet our People, and to have their advice in Parliament, do hereby make known to all our loving subjects our Royal will and pleasure to call a now Parliament: " And do hereby further declare, that, with the advice of our Privy Council, we have given order to our Chancellor of that part of our United kingdom called Great Britain, and our Chancellor of Ireland, that they do respec tively, upon notice hereof, forthwith issue out writs, in due form and according to law, for calling a new Parliament. And we do hereby also, by this our Royal Proclamation under our Great Seal of our United Kingdom, require writs forthwith to be issued accordingly by our said Chancellors, respectively, for causing the Lords)Spiri,tual and 'Temporal, and Com mons, who are to-, serve in the said Parlittment, to be duly returned to, , and. give their attendance in, our said -Parliament ; which writs are to be returnable on Tuesday the Twenty-fifth day of July next. Given at our Court at Carlton House, this second day of June, one thoisand eight hundred and twenty-six, anit in the seventh year of our Reign. GOD SAVE THE KING. BY THE KING.-A PROCLAMATION, N ORDER TO TUE ELECTING AND SUMMONING THE SIXTEEN PEERS OF SCOTLAND. GEORGE R. Whereas we have in our Council thought fit to de clare our pleasure for summoning and holding a Par liament of our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, on Tuesday the4wenty-fiftlkalay of ,Tuly next ensuing the date herepri = inl6lerAliktiore to the electing and summoning4lie SiteenPeirs of Scot- land, cvho are to sit in the.liouse of Peers in the said Parliament, we do, by the advice of our Privy Coun cil issue forth this our Royal Proclamation, strictly charging and commanding all the Peers of Scotland to assemble and meet at Holyrood House, in Edinburgh, on Thursday the thirteenth day of July next ensuing, between the hours of twelve and two in the afternoon, to nominate and choose the Sixteen Peers to sit and vote in the House of Peers in the said ensuing Par liament, by open election and plurality of voices of the Peers that shall he then present, mid of the Proxies of such as shall be absent such Proxies being . Peers, and producing a mandate in writing duly signed before witnesses, and both the Cousti tuent and Proxy being qualified according to law) : and the Lord Clerk Register, or such two of the principal Clerks of the Session as shall be appointed by him to officiate in his name, are hereby respectively required to attend such Meeting, and to administer the oaths required by law to be taken there by the said Peers, and to take their votes ; and, immediately: after such Election made and duly exa mined, to certify the naives of the Sixteen Peers so elected, and to sign and attest the same in the pre sence of the said Peers the Electors, and return such certificate into our High Court of Chancery of Great Britain : and we do, by this our Royal Proclamation, strictly command and require the Provost of Edin burgh, and all other the Magistrates of the said City, to take eapscial care to preserve the peace thereof dur ing the time of the said Election, and to prevent all manner of riots, tumults, disorders, and violence what soever. And we strictly charge and command that this our Royal Proclamation he duly published at the Market Cross at Edinburgh, and in all the County Towns of Scotland, twenty-five days at least before the time hereby appointed for the Meeting of the said Peers to proceed to such Election. Witness ourself at Weattuinster, the second day of June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and in the seventh year of our Reign. GOD SAVE THE ICING. MR. THEODORE HOOK AND MR. LOCKHART, It is curious to compare the two leaders of the-two periodicals of the pretending school. Mr. H' "k .• • . is a plain looking stout man, whom you might take for a Stock-broker, rather respectable than gentlemanly in his pertain. In conver sation he is any thing but forward; there is not a bit of the lion about him ; he takes his part in conversation, and takes it well, and lets others take their parts. You would never NM. pet him to be a wit but from his hits and racy stile, for there is not a particle of pretension, or assumption of any kind, in his manner. We speak of him as we have seen him sobered by years : • when young, we ale told that be merited a different description. The man here is not in keeping with his writings, not so with the Coryphens of Blackwood. Y ou wou ld I mo unerringly argu e the style of writing from the style of the man. lie is a provincial f d fe an w d e y oro in an ap i p o rar ni tt e n n e:;: a i n l ti a t t y ar: f ees ,, ,a c ti t l l t which has beets exploded for fifteen gout! years in London, s o d fancies it the Ming to carry Isis chin in ambush ; a darkaccusation is also afloat, that he wears frogs on his coat. The enormity. of the imputation renders it improbable; hot of braiding, or some such excess, carries a tope he is undoubtedly guilty ; he further abounds in he cuts them as thin as a trinketa; his fingers are loaded with rings, and he of gold round his neck, which guards a watch and tackle worth half th a e od k r l ir d t e h a m h t f w t i t a la o tt: i l t . of L i u ev tl ei is rii r yj o esi t i t k r o t'e efa l l : ii e ssi i : s :o r i o : s t t ial i , v w e l. , : s it pe dt,h a le k lye s little, swhiaofuell.d, and i t oo e fi c } o r m th o l i i s r h oa es d it a o n u d let l i CO in t g ell ; is pretension all over. lie is an IWinhurgh dandy, and Sir Walter Scott must have had him in view When he descanted on that un lucky anomaly.---London Magazine. In Buenos Ayres horses are so plentiful, that be make their rounds, asking plow, on horseback, and do not consider that posifion as diminishing iu any degree their chains to sympathy. 1 0 5 0 1 0 UNIVERSITY INT LLIGENCE. CANIBRIDGE, JUNE 2.—At a congrey,ution on Wednesday last the following degrees were conferred : DACIIIILOIta IN PNYSIC.—John Read Currie, Caine College; Henry lieberden, Downing College. BACllttoas Or Aars.—Edwin Daweo, Trinity College ; Francis Leighton, Trinity College; William Maltby, Emmanuel College. We lave pleasure in stating, that at the above congregation, a grace passed the Senate for presenting copies of all books Printed at the University Press, at the expeuce of the University, to the Library of Bishop's College, Calcutta. The sermon before the University on Monday last (the anni verslty of the Restoration of King Charles IL) was preached by the Rev. Brofessor Scholdeld. TRINITY Couao EXAMINATION,--The following is au alpha betical" list of the first class of Senior Sophs, Junior Soploo, and Freshinen : ner SENIOR. ROVHS. Catikreiti 1 De Morgan Cleasby Darnel Dorlase Paiveett Fitzlierbert JUNIOR Lestourgeon Alurtaimait Peile FR VAUNT F: N. .Marindin Martineau O'Brien Prittie Snatuea Bat her Butler Carey Chatfield ilawtray 'lmre Kerr Sweetnag Turnley Valentine Walker White Witherr In addition to the other liberal subseriptious from this Univer sity, the Master and Fellows of Trinity College have given one hundred guineas, in aid of the distressed manufacturers. The fidlowing gentleman were ordained by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, on Trinity Sunday, in the parochial chapel of St. Mary le-bone, London:— Dracows.—Percival Bowen, ILA. All Souls' coll. Oxon ; R. Buckby, B.A. Trinity coll. Dublin; W. M. Caldecott,ll.A. Oriel coll. Oxon ; J. F. DaWson, S. C. L. Trinity coll. Cam!). ; G. M.' Drummond, B.A. Balliol cull. Oxon; John Dunn, 'ILA. St. John's coll. Camb. ; W. M. Parish, Camb. ; J. Fernics B.A. and J. Healy, ILA. Cahn coll. Carob. ; C. W. Hughes, B.A. C.C.C. Camb. ; It. Hustwick, B.A. Queen's eon. Cainh. ; C. Pritchard, B.A. Trinity cull. Camb. ; J. F. Wray, B.A. Emmanuel coll. Comb.; F. White, B.A. Scholar of Trinity coll. Camb. ; Bernard Gilpin, B.A. Queen's coil. Camb. ; Lord Charles Paulet, M.A. Clare-hall, Camb. ; T. P. ()twain, R.A. S. John's coll. Carob. ; G. R. Blackburn, B.A. Magdalen coll. Camb. by Let. Dim. from the Archbishop of York ; G. D. St. Quintin, B.A. Trinity coll. Camb. by Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Chichester. Putzsrs.---Robert Thomas Admitt, B A. Emmanuel College, Cambridge; John Nevill' Calcraft, Clare Hall, Cambridge; Charles Sutton Chaplin, B.A. Clare Cambridge ; John Glover, jun. St. John's College, Cambridge; William . Halfliead, B. A. Queen's College, Cambridge ; James Ratel ill Hartley, M. A. Queen's College, Cambridge; Baptist Wriothesley Noel, M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge; Edward Pearce, B.A. Trinity Col lege, Cambridge ; Francis Pickrbrd, B.A. Queen's College, Cam bridge; Joseph Bancroft Meade, B.A. Coins College, Cambridge; Charles Williams, S.C.L. Trinity Hall, Cambridge; John 'Wing, 13. A. Clare Hall, Cambridge; Walter AV‘irthath, B.A. Magiliden College, Cambridge p Lewis Tugwell, DI.A. Brazennose Gollege, On, by Let. Div. tlit 'Archbishop of- Y,ort ; Charles James Hut/moll—di Magdalen Hall, Oxon, - by Let _. Ditti, frog the Bishop of Winchester. Thu Chancellor's gold medal for the best resident undergraduate, is adjudged to Joseph English Poem by a Sumner Brockhurst, _ - 1 of St. John's College.—Subject, Venice. On Tuesday last the Bishop of Peterborough instituted the lion. and Rev. Littleton Powys to the rectory of Tilton, in the county of Norlhatopton, on the presentation of Sir George Ro binson, Bart. The Duke of Rutland has appointed the 11ev. Benjamin Ztlad dock, M.A. of Corpus Christi College, and perpetual citrate of Trinity Church, Huddersfield, one of his Grace's dom. stic chaplains. The Bev. Augustus Dathwood was last week instituted to the rectory of Thornage, with Winton annexed, Norfolk, on the pre sentation of Sir Jacob Astley, Bart. OXFORD, haat 3.—On Thursday lust the following degrees were conferred : DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.--Rev. 11. B. W. lIIIICOAI, QllPeles College. BACIIELOR IN DIVINITY,—IIex. W. Vaux, late Fellow of Chaplain to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. MASTERS OF ARTS.—ltev. A. Goode, Pembroke, Grand Com pounder ; E. B. Portman, Ch. Ch., Gram) Compounder ; Rev. J. A. Methuen, Ch. Ch. Grand Compounder ; J. Gibbons, Bal. liol, Grand Compounder; J. Owens, Worcester; Rev. J. Nurse, Worcester; W. Trittou, Corpus ,• Rev. R. Meredith, . St. Ed, mood flail ; Rev. 11. Palmer, Christ Church ; C. W. Watson, Christ Church; Rev. R. Mayo, St. John's; ,Rev. IL Pole, Bid ; Rev. J. Trollop!, Wadham. BAcnimous OV ARM-1%111;RM Darns Iterrisoll, Scholar7of Worcester; Thomas Orgill Leman and John Watson,. Worcester; Francis Valentine Woodhouse, Exeter; Richard Townsend, St. Mary Hall ; John Kynaston Charleroi), Queen's ; Richard Clarke Demy of Magdalen ; St. Edmund Hall ; John Missing, Magdalen Hall Dighy Caley •Wrangliam, Brew nose ; George A itihrose Warde, %%smut; Charles Taylor, Scholar of BrasenOse ; Matthew Getley, Lincoln ; Edward Woodhouse, Pembroke; John Kynaston, Christ Church ; Vil- Hers Plantagenet Henry Somerset, Christ Church ' • Edward Quenhy Ashby, Christ Chu rc h ; P eter Hansa, Scholar of Uni versity ; George Edwin Ward 3ackstln, University ; Thomas Ramsdell, St. John's; Charles Bird, Jeans ; Thomas Borne Lan caster, Postmaster of Merton; John E. Pitcher, Oriel. .The Rev. Robert Walker, M.A. of Wadham college, and one of the Public Examiners, has been appointed Chaplain of that Society, The fallowing Gentlemen of this University were ordained by the Lord Bishop of Hereford, in the Chapel of Winehesier Colfege, on Sunday set:might • .• DEAcows.—Henry Deane, LL. 13. New College; James Henry Leigh Gabel!, B.A. Christ Church; John Hamner Un derwood, M. A. Brasenose ; William Thames, B.A. Christ Church; John Harding, B.A. Christ Church; Thomas Allen, 13. A. Worcester. PRIESTS. —Rev. Charles Pilkingttin, Rev. Prederick - Iledgcs, New College. The following Gentlemen of this University wore ordained by the Lord Bishop of Ely on Trinity Sunday, at St. George's, Ilanover-square, London DiacoNs....-W. S. Braham, B. A. Lincoln College; W. L. Neville, B. A. Queen's College; F. Williamson, B. A. Christ Church ; R. J.- W. Wri g ht, Trinity College ; D. L. Jones, B.A. Jesus College; E. Jones, B. A. Jesus College. PatrsTs.—T. Lathbury, B. A. St. Edmund Hall; T. Penton, B. A. Pembroke College; W. Evans, B. A. Trinity College. The Lord Bishop of Peterborough held an ordination in Isis Cathedral on Trinity Sunday, when the following gentlemen of this University were admitted into holy orders : DR - AMC—T. Horn, B. A. -4t. Edmund MN._ Carr, IL A. Brasenose College ; Spence, B. A. Lincoln College ; C. Tucker, B. A. %Ohm (,;( 1 4. loge ; S. H. White, B. A. Merton College. ECCLIES/AtTICA PIi.EFERUXNTS.—The King has been pleased to grant unto the Bev. William Frederick Baylay, M.A. the place and dignity of a Canon or Prebendary of the Metropolitan Church of Canterbury, void by the promotion of the Rev. Dr. Sumner to the See of Landaff.—Also to grant to the Rev. Edmund Goodenough, MD. the place and dignity of a Prehemlary of the Collegiate Church of Peter, Westmineter, void by th e d eat h of the Rev. Dr. Short.--- Garotte. The Rev. Edward 11. Hoare, to the Rectory of Mara Supe rior, vacant by the death of the Rev. 'rho. Thomas ; patron, the Rev. Henry Hoare, of Bath. The Rev. Hugh Maltby Spence, to the Rectory of West Had, don, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. J. Spence; patron, Sawyer Spene, Lam. The Rev. Samson H. White, to the Rectory of Maidford, va cant by the death of the lity. Samson White, PERU. OFFICE OF THE SE CR ETA RY. N Mtn. Head-quarters in Chuquisaca, No v . 6, pity. To the Secretary of State in the Departinent G4Vinthient and of Foreign Affairs to the Republic if P , Sir,-A3y Order of hie . F.x4ency the Liberator, I have the honour to encloseyour Excellency an official copy of the despatch which, under date of the SOtle ultimo, I have addressed . to the Ministers Plenipotentiary of Peru, resident in England, Containing the conditions on which the Government will dispose of the Wines belonging to this Republic. His Excellency • directs that you will give orders for its publication in the Gazette of Limn, iu order that such as may be inclined to make proposals, May ad dress them to yoUr Excellency. . lam your Excellency's obedient humble Servant, F. SANTIAGO ESTENOS. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL. Head-quarters in Potosi, Nov. 20, 1020. To Drs. .7ose Greyorio Paredes mid Jose .7oaquin Ohnedo, Ministers Plenipotentiary and Envoys Extraordinary from the Government of Peru to Me . Cantsu of Wurope, Gentlemen—The Provinces of Upper Peru, . on declaring their independence, entered into the possession of extensive mines. The decree of his Excellency the Liberator, which I have the honour to encloAi to your Excellencies, adjudges to the State all the mines in this territory, filled with water, closed up, or abandoned by their former •proprietors, besides those belonging to the Exche quer, of which it already has the disposal. Since the in-livid of his Excellency the Liberator in the territory of Lipper Peru, va rious offers have been made by companies to purchase these mints for two millions and a half of dollars. But his Excellency, thinks he should not be acting fairly towards Upper Peru, if he en gaged to sell these mines, without first giving notice to the public both of Europe and America, in order to dispose - of them with greater advantage to the State. Under thii impressidn, his Ex cellency the Liberator directs me to tell your Excellencies to in sert, in the London Papers most widely circulated, the desire of the Government to dispose of the mines of this State, on the fol lowing terms : •,. • • I. The Company or Comp a ni es who may' wish to contract fir the wino of Upper Peru, are to send in their proposals to the Government through your Excellencies, within the precise .period of sixty days, counted from the date on which the notice is given. 2. The price at .which the mines will he sold will not be less than three millions of dollars, payable by instalments of one mil lion of dollars every four mouths, after the celebration and ratifica tion of the contract here. S. The money to be placed in the city of La Pas, in that of La Plata, or in this town of Potosi, on account and for the risk of the Company. 4. The Company or Companies may drpen►i upon the protec tion of the Coverninent, and may intr►duce to these provinces, free of do y, the machines, tools, tic. necessary for the working of the mines. 5. They trill likewise have the right to discover and search for mines. 6. They may bring the engineers, miners, &c. whom they may consider requisite to work the mines, who will be protected by the Government. 7. On the purchase of the mines belonging to the State, they will not be considered as included in the provision) of the laws of the country respecting mines not worked for a year and a day ; hut the Company or Companies are to bind .thencielves to work them within the term of four years. In the event of their not doing so, they shall he compelled to sell them et a fair tion, to such persons, here or abroad, as may be inclined to work them. H. The Company or Compitnies sernpulout4y refrain from all interference in politico. O. According to computation, there are About h,OOO (boars minas) belonging to the State. The Government will take care to forward to Stye. Paredes and Ohned o a n m ee t ac count of these mines, their quality, names, and situation. 10. Sres. Paredes and Oltnedo are fully authorised to alter thy above tenets, in case they should not find parties disposed to tnako oilers more advantageous than the preceding. 11. They will give every necessary information, and will de mond the best security for the punctual and exact fulfilment of the contract. 12. As soon as such terms have been agreed to, as, ht the opi nion of Seca. Parcae* and Olnitulo, proinise the desired Nihau, tapes to these Provinces,, they will transmit them to his Excel lency the Liberator for his ratification, without which no Cola. tract can be carrie.l into eiii•ct. Your facelleneies will he pleased to accept the sentiment. of le greatest eonritterntion, with which I am your ll:Nei:46ll6es' Obedient humble servant, F. SANTIMIO ESTENOS, OFFICE OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE. Niece of Government in the capital of Lima, Dec. 13, 1825-6. 7'n the Minister of State in the Department of Pareifp,i Affairs of this Republic. In order that England and the other nations of Europe may he satisfied of the honest intentions of the Pernviau Government to provide for the fulfilment of Hick engagements and contracts, it seems advisable that through your Excellency should be for warded to the Ministers Plenipotentiary of this Republic to the shove Governments, the last dispositions of his Excellency the Liberator, ordered to be carried into execution by 'the Council of Government, that all the mines, waste lands, and other pro. petty, of every description whatever belonging to the State, should be made over entirely, or let to one or more comithnica with capitol sufficient for the purpose, on the etnelition that they should take upon themselves the extinction of the debts of Government both here and abroad, at the periods in Ow e , eiltraCtS stipulated; so that, by a species of transtim, capitalists of known credit and resources place thenrielvei in the %teed of the Goverontent, and take upon themselves the religious and tementel discharge of is, engage m e nts, which this nation is reatilVed to fulfil, whatev4 may be the cost or sacrifice. In execution of the above plan, special orders have been sent in all directions to make a valuation of the above property. It is immense, and its value almost beyond calculation, particularly iu consequence of the late law, by which all mines filled with water, or abandoned in the year 1821, were declared to belong to the State. The waste lauds ar e not less consid era bl e t h roug h out the vast and extensive territory of the Republic ; to which enormous amount of property must be *tided the confiscated site. of CUMIN of the independence, as well as what is in the possession of the Direct ian Jenerul de Census, which is known to exceed - tive millions of dollars. On receiving the &Nile, which so ex pected shortly, the Government will be able to give an exact ac count of the value of this property, and at theeanto time state the bases and tame on which the negoeiatiou in question is to be conducted ; but as., in the mean time, it is desirous filet its liberal inteutiour eltould be known, in order that flume vapitelists who may wish to avail themselves of them, proreed forthwith re draw up their proposals, hie Excelleney direets that the) s hould be transmitted to our Ministers, resident iu tito city of 1.0 6 ' 1 ° 1 ' 4 in order that they may testify their real fur their by operating on their part to the happy issue of en importatit on object. I beg to repeat the sentiments of consideratio. Awl with which I um, your very,obedie J t wervant, . DE LARitnA V'LOREDO rt It is an ill wind that Woo: ttobudy good"—s o say 'the Continistionera of Bankropt, who ate reported to b o re _ ceiving i n di v id ua l ly at the rate ttol, a week by the late failurea in the commercial mob,. C ES S.--;11;t/-- t ;4' g ame s, bt the eecomf tertu~uated ill favour of ti ester, Perry Povah Willi)